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f 0 NEWSIF THE DAY
Reliability Run with Hill 1 Climb
ing Finish.
my
- coutli^vorlh. manager of the local
- M*ncS. has suggested two novel
J** v]a coatcsts which he believes
» ll^-terest sport lo\in& people.
f^ '"" p potr t G«once hill climb. He ad
°°L a stastdlns ftart from a point on
"m^ above tha subway cut. He thinks
if , ti^s •*•*}' the safety c; spectators
'■^irH-crs would be ins-red; and at the
** iae this rsetcod of starting would
*"* v iijrocate of the six-cylinder car
-co to fiemonstrate the flexibility
* ctS^a for It. cs competing against
f^oClaacr cars.
** r^ rt v€r contest Is a combination rella
f rua a 3*a 3 * fcai clircb - Mr. South worth
S-*^ «;. s t on the first day the cars
r .i r« required to cover SO3 miles. On
*'^ C jid <3ay they would be required to
jjO miles before noon, and after
•** all the TJtries -would be required
af J*Y & bfi. This combination of road
r Jk~snfi«' r norTOal "nditions and hill
**lvi-c ur<s«"J" conditions of strain would
•^crj^^re B^3 Illuminating test of th«»
»c rrt*re"
* 'her contest which has been much
**J\f Eiic* the Moata|d( run la the
of care which received perfect
'"*"' o r, th? rotrrd-L«oa>-Iil"iil run to
S3*r ni «sa^ h cIaPS - " nhich Ebali be actu * I
J 0* «toner :
as -v. swards rtand now. there are t>*v
1 cir? !n E " mß classes with perf?ct
•V ' The plan Is to have these cars gr> '
!S "tiie rente *ach puccesslve two days. |
r fit of one day between, until one ,
ti «eh class outlasts all others.
°J W J entrants are much interested in thts
tr&£. fcSf* *' rr ' .—a js pome prohabilty that j
j^sr be ridden. " j
- Sf boldce?- 51 and darinc displayed by
r X Hamilton in hi? aeroplane trip to
Lj^aotphia and return on June 15 are tui-
Ir-i']ele3 in the history of aviation.
a-jtciaotiil^ pJacred an important part
otf« trip, although its work was eclipsed
Sfti sctual Sight itself.
iSSffl Hamilton came down at South Am
\_- J., because cf defective ignition, he
'y^i en what seemed to him to be a
£j,' level pi^ e of pasture. To his dis
jjr" ie found the machine Finking deep
Hftbe cufi. from which he was unable to
himself.
-j rae or two attempts to rise out at
<* B'-fl his propeller was damaged be
•ci repair. TTord was quickly sent to the
*» of thL<; condiuon of affairs, where It
ijrtassßdcted by special -wire to Gov
csft Island.
lfGovernor's Island were stationed Mr.
2cai:oa's raanaccr. Peter Young, and th©
-«&tsics of the machine, v.ho had come
•as Ftilafltlphia on the special train. The
£ cEa:e over the '"'5 for a propeller.
' «fe an urgent request that It be sent to
ji fccnrediately.
■aafjano n was passing rapidly, end
jrts accessary to reach Governor's Isl
cj ti actual f.ight before sundown. At
2 Barer: Island ferry was stationed
iSielW Steams touring car. loaned by
53:2. 0:.-:... & Partridge, of Near
Tsrk, xrhicb had been there from 11 in the
i^nrnf to take Hampton from the ferry
1 Hs hctel as soon as he arrived.
!5s mechanics and Mr. Young were
jgiea from the island to the Battery.
tisre itey hastily boarded Yhe Steams car
took the next boat for Staten Island.
cived a: Bt George, the little car made
*x& thne over winding roads to the
K±ennaost point of the island, a dis
wn of fifteen miles, bearing with it the
so tiho had the propeller which alone
qfl enable Hamiiton to finish his flight.
Tat record time made by the car. with
kaasatta:. of his mechanics and others
C3Lg the five thousand who had gathered,
sit H pos-sftle for Hamilton to resume
3 Sight again and to land at Governor's
iiszd before sundown.
as same Steams car later took him to
'■•* 3layor's oSice, where he delivered to
isiraor th«? special message' intrusted to
scan i, the Mayor of Philadelphia.
-iotber Instance where the automobile
es to his assistance was on his arrival
klUadei: when the machine and its
were immediately surrounded by
ir?«a cf a hundred thousand persons.
2r. Gantert. the W'yckoff. Church &. Par
tire Steams agent in Philadelphia, was
eisaodv: t^.o Steams cars, and Ham
•a vis driven through the crowd to his
WOMEN PULL THE OARS
% Tiring Men in Metropolitan
/ ■ Club Regatta Race.
%5 No. i, strcked by Johnny £:hu:tz,
track oarsnian cf the Metropolitan
*^5 CSnb. Tvho tens assistant coach at
*■*» Univt-rsit;." this spring, roned to
*»»* In the women's . --oared shell
*!&» Metropolitan Rowing Club yes
*&? afternoon. The race vi-as originally
r^i-!efi fcr Saturday afternoon, but ow-
Btorm was postponed until yes-
: •« amtest r.-as rowed under almost per
j'H/Stoditions. The water was as calm
**.sa:lls:rea;n. and the oarsmen were
**:ts a etrcrisr tide. At the crack ci
-' PUtol Ethultx'a crew jumped into the
a long, swinging stroke, which
|*^i thro-jghout the race. Under the
—46, about one hundred yards from
"3?; crtsr Jfa ! r,;sd? its bid. and. row-
I.* tiirtj-eieJit-to-the-niinute stroke, be
&JP ceep im on the fast tirins: leaders.
*35*« potot Mrs. Schultr. who stroked
tverr-an's eisht-oared shell on the
*~*s. Errer. took held of the oar and
TT 55 * 3 '• i,irt:;<?r. The other women
*5w lolloped her example, and under
•*iiied bnpetus tlie boat gradually drew
*'. £a<3 r! oESP.i the line several lengths
f "^ A. F-.iiiot T.ts returned the winner
** Cltis P. racf- lor junior scullers.
scullers* oay along the ' Harlem
s?.Je«enJay. Th«- bright, hot weather
K-ater o a jied out the oarsmen
.--*- and ail day the course was
j^^fci t\ith crews. Practically every
■^ tKtf th* riv^r was represented.
/* Long Island regatta, which will be
th« Harlem Paver on July 9. has
C*!"^ ri ' !! ' h attention. Clubs which
w-V^" ' ncl:r i^ to enter crews for the
|2*?*«s "- fcld on the Flushing Bay
?v r ?; tv * «~<-Ti s hard in training
i *^Cr €SM . nt Eoal CJuh< oi Brooklyn, has
s^* fou »"-cared crew training for the
r/-*vhich i S found to be an Important
■•sr.
• Enwr,., , jf thfe Metropolitan Club, is
' w in ti.t (senior sculls in the In<i<=-
K5 rf ~ atla to b(i ht]d ln Boston on
b Jv Oilr:h <ji Juiy ' I:mer >' * aye Mann.
!^ «* York Athletic Club flyer, a hard
> :Ct the Hiil^ ra River in' the Memorial
•£ rt f*tta.
*rx *" »
WINS STEEPLECHASE.
|S **"'* 35 ~ The Grand Steeplechase
*- * ls " Sijjeh v.as run to-day over the
j^-^j courpf. v.as -won by •;. «. Assheton-
U^ Jerr - t ' M : K. Veil Piehard's Saint
l^,. r '** second and Gaston Dreyfua's
j'^f The Grand Steeplechase
t^,"* 4 P ?TS« Cf a little more than 'our
'^tV-H* th * Vilue of lhe stake to-day
•m ""''- J ?rry ;,F . to-day's winner, fln
' ♦-
£* EXCHANGES AND SALES.
Vsr,/?,* Changes of the New York
■*■*• Yr-'. eEOe E0 ar ' d the etocka sold on the
** r*- rJt Ewaumse last week an<:
*JXi^? v eek of the preceding two
( as fellows:
i*« 1,-5* I^. '1 1 -' Jure 1». 'fO. Junt 30. 'Of,
***** 97S 52.157.€5i».74l 5:.24T.C?»,C20
■*J?< l-ti1.701 4.722.5C3 LC57.751
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Field Purchase of Southern Mills
Expected to Effect Trade.
Fail River. Mass., Jure 19 (Special).—
There was very dull trading in the print
cloth market last week, and the total sales
are estimated at 40,000 pieces. The lack of
interest displayed by buyers and the un
willingness shown by manufacturers con
tributed to this slow trading. Converters
purchased In limited quantity, but their in
dividual takings did not reach a high fig
ure. Concessions ranging from a sixteenth
to an eighth of a cent were made, and sales
were made of 33%-inch. C4x€4s. at 5V* cents
a yard, which is an eighth of a cent below
the quotation of the previous week. 4.
major portion of the week's 'trading con
sisted of wide and medium wide goods, and
the amount of business put through in
these styles gave life to the market.
Narrow goods came in for little attention
from buyers, but this Is to be expected in
view of the fact that the. big American Print
ft 1n»1 n»n lpa^ y and the Algonquin Printing
U'a^> have closed for an indefinite
£Vii These P nnter *es export th*ir prod
voHH »~h rtyevfry country in the civilized
T\ -''I and , their ticketed goods have a
*h%?Tr*?}? tt ¥ I?P'1 ?P' The purchase by Mar
of «s«, ,L & .9,°-« of Chicago, of a string
e%ect in .[ n V ' i S is destined to have some
'nmii«^ Vt^- The clian f^ may not be
immediately felt, but the influence of the
purchase will b <? known in some way. it
been announced that several mills will
-;'-'«,. lnnlnl nnln July 1 for one week, and
t& unm? men ,* ■ ' 111 nn doubt add much to
the uplift of th© market, which is at pres
ent in a deplorable condition
e.^ W ~ k , closed with th^ demand for
Ms very slack and the mills slow sellers
The Quotations: 25-inch, 64x64? . 4 cents!
S l3^^ 011 - xf^- SH cents: 27-inch:
t*4x6Os. 451,'',4 51 ,'', cents; 27-inch. 56x55s 3 1-lfi
•
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.
While the operations in the various oil
fields have continued fairly active during
the last week, the results have been of an
ordinary character. In the lower southeast
fields operators continue their search for
new producing 'territory, but so far their
efforts have not been accompanied by any
striking results. Some have gone far out
sjde of the producing limit, and the amount
of experimental work now under way will
test territory that has not received much
attention heretofore. Some producers how
ever, have been brought in during th
week. v. In Fairfield County. Ohio, several
nells have been completed, with capacities
of twenty to sixty barrels. In West Vir
e ima the bringing in of some fair produc
ers is reported. In Ritchie Township W
\a.. the Fisher Oil Company's No. g was
dm en through the sand, and during the
lirst twenty-four hours it produced 370 bar
p S ' Si he Sbinnfton district the South
Perm Oil Company's well, which was drilled
in more than a week ago. is still holding
■£. T£& ba . rre 3?, a day - ln the Trenton
Rock fields, in Ohio, very little activity is
shown. In the California fields the neces
sity of additional pipe lines to carry the
product of the various wells is receiving
n-ore consideration, and it is said that
an Taraisco capitalists are contemplating
the building of additional lines which will
bo capable of handling double the capacity
of existing lines. The shipments of oil by
the Standard Oil Company from these fields
lor the seven days ended on June 7 amount
ed to 170.927 barrels.
Prices of refined petroleum at New York
are 10 points lower, at 7.65 cents in barrels
and 4.15 cents in bulk. European prices are
unchanged, as follows: London spot 6Ud
per imperial gallon; Antwerp. 19'^ franca
per 100 kilos, and Bremen, 6.05 marks per
50 kilos.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
tFumlshed by Edward B. Smith & Co. No 27
Pine street, New York.) '
Bid. Asked. 1 Bid.Asked.
Alb & PUE...C7O Mi !M! M Coal R P f.. 102 103
I Alb &Vi 70 76 Man & Law.. 250 —
' Allegh & W.ISS 146 I Manhattan . 138 134
Am T& C. 70 76 iMassaw Vy...123 140
:At& C A L.l*3 192 MH & S H..l*_*o 126
' Aug & Sav.MOS 114 | Mobile &Ppf 67 77
A Gi- M M. 65 75 | M&O s:k t cfs SO 85
Beech Creek. »■» IM Mor C & Bak. 55 65
B S F F.. 15 22 t do pref 160 I*o
' Boa* & A1b.. 223 226 Morris & Ex.177 JW>
! Bost & Lew. 2l3 225 ; do extn 98 104
Boat & Pr0v.293 '3<«o Nash &'Dec..l c 4c 4 1&0
iK & 7th An .122 130 Nash & L0w.215 —
Bklyn City.. 155 166 New Ixin X...200 220
C& B C 0.. .144 154 xy & H c&p.SOO 123
j Canada 50... M 71 XYB&M B pf.lOS -US
I Cata Ist pf..H2 120 XYL &W. .120 12.5
i do 2d pf.. 112 120 jX V Mut Tel.loo —
Cay & Bus. 227 | Ninth Aye.... 140 190
C Crosstcwn. !*» 130 North Car 155 165
cPN iX R ;."■> 60 i North <X H)..135 145
Chat & 0...10S 108 Xorth (X J).. S7 07
C&ElTcfs4B «5S North Perm. 208
doCtfßpd.llO Il3V North Te1... 107 113
|C &. 10th Sts. 7- . 95 Xorf * W .210 220
CS & C pf.130 140 Old C010ny.... 130 . 200 " ■-'■
! CtrSeld & M.130 — Oswego & 5..210 225
'■ C>v & Pitts. 170 175 Pac &At T.. 66 78
do sri bet. 94 101 Pat & H R...150 200
i Col & X 201 207 . Pat & Ram... 195 200
Cone & M...160 170 Pemlg Valley. l 23 140
Cons & F..-170 — Peo & B Vy. ISO 190
'C&P P. pf .132 142 ! Phila G & X.200 —
Conn River.. 2sS 27<"> ,PB & L E... 32 37
C Rv&L... 7." 76 ( Co pref 61 72
<3o*pref.-.. n a PXtWiC.IiS 175
CTCof NJ 75 SO ! do special. ..162 172
Dayton &M. 53 — P McX <£- T..123 130
D&■ r<d Brk UB 201 ; Prow & V>'orc.2Co 270
Del H & &'. -So 101 Rens & Para..l« 200
East Perm...130 140. R&G Vv 113 —
Fi~*'h \ve 200 — Rome & C 140 150
. £ w.-m iap g W *SE —a! J2
do pref.-..142 132 Rut & Wh...142 I^o
Eria & Ka1..225 245 Sara & Sen. ..163 j
1 Eri« & Pitts 140 150. Second Aye... 15". -25
Fitches Pf 125 130 Sharon Ry....110. .125
FW & Jpf 133 HO slslh Aye.... 105 330
tfd le&GSFlaS 270 So &At Tel.. 87 97
FriitllnT ~» 45 Souths of G. 107 -US
G^r2bCo:2ss 265 St L B Ist pf.120 330
G &Stk T..108 116 do 2d pref.. 50 53
Or Ply Vv 121 12S St J& Po B-. S5 —
Hartifc C vC'- 40 45 do pref 100 112
TTP^'ord .'. '5 52 1T*«B AS.I6S 176
i";ctl.-:».- k- S l lf stu: S
111 &Mi T. 66 7% i -3d |t^:«W.2OO -50
StS ltt IUNJRR&C.24S 250
l 2 I Upper Cocs...rJ3
: IBS* ! I
KCSL&Mptcs 75 7S Cnfs-V""i2oC n fs-V""i2o I**
iV i \f tp V'l6o 360 Vt & Ma 55. ..160 175
Ti-VpsflfiO l"0 !"W"arren 1^ 1«5
L*X R& C-112 120 iwKJfcßl .. 1«> 150
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
!, r _wj^i by Fre^rlc H. Hatch * Co.. No. 34 j
; lliuu^i - Broad B tre«t.)
STOCKS.
DiTidead- Bid. Asked.
Am Brake S 4 r.^grMar B W 91
Am Brake S«t F Pf.---Q-M « I^3 1^
American Brass . ■■■■•••lH 4 £ 1
American Chicle.- - Mo&Ex 12 215 -->
American Chicle pf-.-.-Q-J « »• .
Am Dlst Tel of X J--.-Q-J 4 »|
Am Coal Productt Sl{i« « 105
American PreFS. . -■- -..Q-J4Ex * »„ '^
Anglican Thread pf-.-.J&J o *■* J?*
Am Type Found deb.... M&NI9M 6 100
Am Type Found new.. ..M&M839 6 J9 IJ«
*m r : - »•*«*? 7 as IM
An, T- rs pf.Q-J Jj« g
E-rden-s Cond Milk pf.-Q-M J"* JJ*»
Bush Terminal-. • 5 jo
Central Flrewcrka... — ; „
Central Fireworks Pf---r-TP f ---r-T- 4 « 75
SS^/ & . u?M V.V.V-^-Ex J ig w
E B J«rd. N*n,o fß ..- r 7 105 1-3
E I <3u rde-yinpf-.-Q-J J. M J4
Empire Steel & »»•;•• . _ 70 fo
Empire Steel & Iron pf- - — g 4S
Hall Signal common.... _ -/, 4".
Herring-Hall-^arvin — - _i» i*
inwrnauenal '■''' r,fO « 90 S 3
S^S^S #^r r pf/.Q-J J* »05 11|
: Kirby Lumber... - -_ 40 85
Mt S ca';hß^ 'v-H 58 S
Mles-Bement-P •■ §;» J l Jg 102
j I f
?a a cin c c oil ?*a»M*± .1 £ 2 lo 7
I'helps. D & CO.. " 7 , 73
I-ope Manuftcturing — — — '• ••
l'cpe MffPj-- ••- j 6 J<IS wo
Jgsg33Sm§£ I !S
Standard ■Cc-upK'r.. - •"■ J9
?:SJi-°SS^::::^p "I r-» ■»
Trenton -rl'«... • — j» r
b^^^^.::3zr * I Si
I Tit). Directory - ~ Vt „
BSS SS' le :::::::::-«-' * 31 «
Ji? ffi£ «n. J&JJK»_» »«2
TJ S Motor com _ f.' 7 y
it H Motor pi - ; '2
\irg!nt»n p»'""" ' jj 20
trot P* ri n= _ rq ss
Wctt Bg»e::::::: B — -« 8
I BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
i JUKE U.
..--r ex n ■ M ft « of Hughes «ye, 25x70:
n'(o«^ W«at« loan* Kufeo Barb * R " Uy Co
EAISTJET AYE ■ • 100 ft • of Ke*raey »v«.
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUXE. MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1010.
i 25s 100; Elizabeth Heerrner loans George Murray
$3,000. "
WEEKLY TABLE OF BONDS.
(~~ j : Fln - l| .""
I Eales. Bends. High Low, June) Net -
___^ I j I 19- I chge
• I fSOMJU S4* Coup ! 114^5 i 114V4|114^£ i— £
1 50vK>! do 3s Coup »1% 101 101% — %
30*1) i do Reg ! 102U i 102^ , 102U ;
■ COW do 2s Reg 101 101 101 — hi.
€2000 Japanese 4!i» I »♦*( 04^1 W"i|+ Ju
20000 do 2d »♦% d4H| »*%|-r J*
2000 do 4s »0 90 190 — %
0000 Rep of Cuba 55..|108 102?4 103 -f Vi
1000 U s of Mcx 45.. I 96", 96^si 9«%|— '.»
80000; Argentine 55. .... | m\.\ 96' i 06 1 * + *»
StXW Sao paulo 5s I 97V* BTU »7U +Ji
50000 Va 6s Defd Ctfs. 45 |45 45 +3
4000 NYC 4". s 1857.. 106Hi106%(-r- **
24000 do New 106 V 106»4t-f *
1000 do Reg 107 1107 107 I
135000 do 4Us Rets 101% 10074 101 | •
27000 do 4s 193« Reg. 03 j 87% 99 |-!»
21000 do. 4s 1957 99Vij 99 9»V
37000 do 1953 99V* 99 99»»|— V.
7000 do 1959 I 9»Vi »9 89%|— H
47000 Adams Ex 45.... J93 93 »3 | -s
3000 Alb & Su»q 3Vi».. 91*4 91:4 «*{+ £
22000 Allis-Chalm 55... 75% 75 75% — %
SOOOAm Ag Chem 55.. 101 llOOVsllOO'.ii— 14
2000 Am Cot Oil 4Us. 9614 96 i 96V, + }*
12000 Am H& L 63... 99 Og'i 8841—
6»5000 Am T & T Cvt 4s i 101 1 ens!l«oii;+l«*
42000 Am Tob 6s 106 1105i 3 105% — l .*
102000 do 4s 79*' 78', | 79 I — — _
5000 do Reg ! 78HI 78»4 78'ij+ »*
6000 Ann Arbor Ist 4s j 75Vi 75 2 % 1T*3
80000 Armour 4Vis 92 »1% 92 + H
IGOOO AT&SFAdJ 4s Stp 90 BM4| 89?; j
216000 do Gen 4s | PS^I 9541 9SH 7-
54000 do Convt 5b.... 108 107U 107^ - »
61000 do Convt 4f 106 A; 106 106 —1
38000 do Rets full pdllo2H ! 102% 102H —,»
2000 do Tr S L 45.. 1 92H 9214 ) P2"-s —*»
8000 At & Birm 45.... Si SI | 62% — 1H
57000 At Coast 4s 94 93% 93* i— -
S6OOO do L* N 45... 90^ 90 j 90*14- %
96000 B & O Geld 45... 99H 9?H 99 1+ U
33C^»"> do PLE&WV 4s 90u S9H 904 4- ,4
4000 do Prior 31,i5...3 1 ,i5... »0?i 9<H, 90H — %
3000 do Bwn 3125...' BD^ S9M: 69% + H
9000 1 Beth Steel 5s 87 Se^l & * H
132000 Bkln Rap Tr 45.. 83*4 88% S3H!t H
2000 ido Gold 55. ..... 103 103 1103 i+H
6000 Ekln Un Gas cs. . 106>4 106^ 10SH + Vi
3000 'Buffalo Gas 55... 66« i 66% 66% + ?»
1000 Bush Term 55... 196 96 )96 j—
4000 Can So Ist Ext 6s 1044 104 Vi 104 1 * +7*
27000 ! do 2d 100 vi 10-D»i 100 7 4 + 4
12000 C of Ga Con 6s. 1 105 104% i 104% — %
17000 do Ist Ino 88 S3 I|» 4-1
60.>t do Ctfs -86 86 86 4-5
7000 do 2d In« ISO SO 80 —
2000 do 3d 1nc.... 180 £0 SO —
57000 Cent Leather 55.. { 99H 88% 99 >* + *4
910-30 Cent Pac Gtd 45.. 96U; 95} i96 -}- »fc
2000 do 3&5.. 188 88 168 I— —
237000 C& O Cvt 4%«.. 84 934 93 + H
6000 do Gen 4^5.... 101 Vi 101 101, — %
2000 do Con 6s 112 111 112 +\i
18000 Chic & Alt 3Hs. . 70% 70 .0 — %
11000 do 3s 73^| 73 (3 I — .5
11000, C & E 111 Gen ss.|s .| 109% 1094 109« — }t
6000 do Ref & Ira 4b 81 ,*| *1 81 —24
8000! Chic & E Ist ss. 11l 109% 109»i — U
12500 C& N W Gen 3Vis| S7 T »| 87?*! 81V. 4- H
6000 do S F 65...... 106 106 106 — — •
3000 do Men Ext 7s. 102% 102% 102% 4- »
2000 1 Cent Vermont 45.. Ss?i 85%! »o^ 1— %
3000 CB & Q Gen 4s. 98 97% »<>.;-
19*000 do Joint 43 954 »4^L »5 " + £
66000 do Reg 195 I 94?« 96 — 4
8000 do Deb 5s 1014 101% 101U —-
29000 do 111 Dlv 45... 99 I J>SVii 9S-,i —^,
6000 do 3^s i S7U 87^4 S«hlt •*
SOOO CGL & C 55.... 1034,103 1034- +Ja
60000 CM&StP 4s 1934. 92 | 914 »2 + %
6000 do Gen 4s A... CS'.: 9814 fSU Zj.3
6000 do Gen 34s 8.. 66 i 85% 85% —1H
2000 do CAM Riv 6s 107 10. |10i — 1?»
6000 ! do L & D 5s . . 1 I0«| 105% 1 106
19000 C R I & P Gen 4s : 90-s »54 954 -
117000 ! do Ref 48 574 ; STVj I B.l* — %
74000 do RR 4? !, 76 755 i! ■»** +%,
5000 C C C&StLGen 4»f 93 ; 92:* 93 +*H
11000 Col &So let 45.. 95 94% 95 + %
40000 do R & Ext 4i.is 97 964 97 + M
4000 Col ]nd 5b 764 7«% W% — f
4000 i Col Mid Ist 45... 71 70 2Ll"~**
1000 Corn Pr 5s 1934.. 94*4 94% 94% 7,
44000 Del & H Cvt 45.. 98 9.4 »•?* —Jj
50001 do Ref 4s 9&% 98% 98% + *
5000 D & R G qon 4s. 934 934 ; 93 ?_—
17000 do Ref ss. 914 91.*: 914 1+ U
13000 Dlat Sec Cor 65.. I 69U 60 I b3 — —
fiOOO Dv Pont 44s 86 86 186 — 1
4000 Pet Un Con 4Hs.- 80% SO4 804 — --=
1000 ETV&GCon Ist 5s 110 110 110 ; -
44000* Erie Ist Con 45.. i 62 614 t- —■'
2«XK)O do Gen 4s 724 71% £ +\,
54000 do Convt 4s A.. : 724 714 J^IT ?
109000 do B ;65 .64 I 64:j!+ '-•
15000 do Perm C T 4si 66% 86 186 j-'-i
10000 Eg Gas N V 55.. 1014 1014 1014 — *
1090 Ft TV & D C Ist. 1114 1114 1114 -—
15000 Gen Else Deb 13& 136% 139 +4
17000 Green Bay Deb B 134 13% ->34 — 4
KXW'Hav Elec Ry •■.. •«% 9o 4 954 -
24000 1 Hock Val Ist 44s l lO0^HO0i4:lOO? B l— 2'
6000 HE&WTGtdSs Stp 105 103 106 — %
6900 1 Hud CO Gas 5«. . W2% 1024 1024 —$*
465<») Int-Met 4%a ! 78% •?;? •» - ;
30000 Int r t 6s ioi%|ioi% 101% — %
2000 Int&Gt Nor 3d..] 20 j » to&\±VA
8000 Int Nay 6s - i 814 g?*| 614 +14
26000 Int Paper 6s 101% 101 101% -£ J*
2000 lowa Cent Ist ss. 1034 1034 1034 + *"
4000 Kan City So 3».. 72% «3% 72% — —
5000 CFS & M 4s 1 78Vi 78 .8 + %
6.300 X Co El 48 Stpd.i 84 <84 i 84 —Vi
6000 KCoEL&. P«■ 111 1104 1" -?,.
3000 do 5s 1101 101 101 °j?
64000 LS& M P Deb 4s 93 924 93 + 4
34000 do 4s 1931 im] 824 *g* — »
8000 1 di 34s |$0«j 80 90 — %
SOW LV NY Gtd 445,106 105% 105% -2
2000 l & N Cl Tr 55.. 108% 108% 108«-;
1000 do Gen 63.;.... 1124 1124 1124 +J»
4000! do Unif 4s ( 97% 97 9. —4
1000 Man Con 434 3 Stpdl 9o 9o 95 - W
21000 Marine 44s I 644 64 644 + 4
17000 M»x Cent Con 4s. j 88% 88% 98% — —
2000 MStHyßef 4s Ctfs 47 ;4. 14 . —,i
r- 3000 do Gen os Ctfa. 7<>4 704! «8J? -+ 11.1 l .
"1000 M&StL Su- Ext 7s 1004 1004 IW4 — 3
3100! Mo X &Ok Ist 4s 104 [104 1 104 — 2: ?
14000 Mo X & T Ist 48. 974 964 9. -- 4
1000 do 2d 62% 82% 82% -r «
30OO' do £ F 445.... fB6 86 '66 -1%
f^-v. ! do Ref 4s ;82 !82 8- - p
3080 do Ext 6s 101 101 101 - 1 *
2000 Mo Pac 4s ■ 77% .<% «<^ I "
1000 , do Col 5. 100 100 100 --
SOOO do Convt 5s i94 ! 934 04 — —
14000 do Ist Con to.. 10S4 108% 108% +J.
6000 Mor &Es Ist 7s. 110 J4 109^ 109% -14
1000 N do. Con V 5... .;. 1124 1124 107% +9|
1000 N C&St L Ist 7s 11074 104 10<4 — 4
2000 NRRof MlstCon4s 844 64 I 64 — —
15000 N Rye of M 445. 94',; 83% 93Jb — %
7000 do Gen 4? ! 894 694 694—-*
2000 N T Air B •»••-•»! 101 101 -—
77000 N T C Gen 345-- SS% 87% 87% -14
5000 do Deb 1934...- 92;, »2 7 92 vi — —
12000! do L S Col 34s 81 I 80% §1 4- %
2000 do M C Co! S4s 7S4i 7|4 «j>4 —I
2000 NYC& St L 4B : 99 i99 1 99 4-1
10001 do Deb 4s 90 : 90 1 90 |
1000 T& P Ist 4s. T94 94 •* — —
8200a^YG&B LH&P 5S5 S 101 100J4 101 « +j»
10000^ do 4s Jim fi3>» 834 + J*
21000 NY NH&H Deb 6s 132U 131% 132% £ %
21000 do Convt 345-. 9.% *% »'4 — 2
3000 N T O&W Ref is 95% B^i 95% + U
72900 N T Tel 4%» i 9. ' 96»* 9b^ — i
3000 X& W Con 45... 98% 96 \i 9SU — 4
89000 do Convt «■.... 101 100% lOOH + 4
700"') do Div 4S 914 91 191 — * ..
7000: do P C& C 4s. ; BSU S3 j 65 - %
6000 : Nor Pa- Gen 35.. Wi 704 70% - %
91000 do Prior 49.... i 101 1004 100% — %
27000 1 0 S L Gtd Ref 4s 92% 914 81% — 1*
22000!pac T & T 55.... 96% ; 964 96% T ,¥, ¥
wWPenn Convt *%■.. »04 99Vi 90 4 T Ji
76000 - do 34s 1915.... : 83% Mi 85% + %
17000 do 4a 1848 103 ; 1024 103- -rl_
1000 do Gtd 445-... 103 103 103
77000 Reading Gen 4.. • ! »B% 98 98 — M
. 2000 Ry Stl Fpr 53... »"U »7 »• ,~ *
TooS R & wo Con 6a , 1074 : 107U ; 1074 i +Jii
6000 1 do Term 65.... 104 104 104 — -
1 2000 St LIMA- R&G 4s 85 j6oj 85
144000 StL&SFRR Gen 5s S,h |6 ( |. -— -
61000 do Ref 4s Mi |a' 4£v +14
36000 St L & Sw Ist 4s 90% ?» 4 69% — %
8000 do Con 45...... I 77% 7«% .M? — -
2000 St P M & M 448 105% 105% 105% + %
17000 do Con 4s 98% I, «*■,?£*"■
1000 St P & Dul Ist.. 110 ■ 110 110 —3
1000 SA& A P 45.... 85 S6 Sb — %
129000 Scab A L Adj 5s 73% .3 .3% +1%
&000! do Sold 4s Stpd! 824 824 82% — 4"
16000 So P«c Cl Tr 48.; 91 ■ 80Jl 90% - '*
74000 do If Ref 45.. 944 03*4' 94 1— %
631000 do Conrt 45.... 995s -99W 894 + 4
370C»0 South Ry Ist 55. 105 104% 105 +
13000 do Gen 4s I "6% 764 < 6 %
-- fiOOO doM&OCOI4s f64 *64 6641—^
2000 T C I & R B 6s. 105 104% 104«jl-lH
2000 TA!St L Ref 4s 87% 974 > ' i - — %
2000 Third Aye fit ss: 1054 Wi 1«% - 5
■40000 do Con 4* Stpd. 62 .61 62 — %
6000 TH& B4f :89 87UI 89 — 14
51000 CleVer & Del Ist. 103 100 1103 -3
17000 Und Elec L 4%*.. 1 84% «Mt 84 - %
USOOOlUnlon Pac Ist 4s. 100J 10G4ilWU'-_ -,
5000 do Reg • 994 f*% 0»4l— %
S3OOO do Ref <* ..- i96 : &0 7 . 1 86 7,
•^000 do <~onvt 45.... 104% 104 10441+ 4
MOW 0 R R of S F 4- 674 67% 67%!— s i
23000 U S R & imp se. BM4 88% .89J4 +i? 4
34000 t7 S Rubber 6a... 1024 108% 1024
303000 x - S st««l S F Se lOSj USg »2-,;- »i
14A.->O do ReS ••• 102 102-% 10»; B :+ %
it.v, va Car Ch-m 5s 88 88% 89 -+ ■»
-<«---• iva & Bwn Con 5s : -O'> '95 95 —
'iooo Wabi-h W *••• "•» 108J4 109 - 1 *
"34000 do R'-f fr Ext 48 «7% 68% 67%1+1M,
"7000 Wib PT m Clfs 35 ' M i M - 4
MOO do 2d Ctfs I 5 I j ' 5 I
■4000 We°t Md Ms . ... 634, ) 834 S34i— %
2 tooo Westln.l. BF£■«U g% I fT% -14
•>,«r»i A'fft Shore 4a... 10.: 102 102 +1
S" k"k 88M f'»U ! 99« - %
1000 WUn Cl Tr 55..5 5 .. 9» 199i69 L- %
BfiOOO do Convt 48 A- 101U 100% 101 + %
i«v do Fund «■ R E 83% 83% 83% -«%
»XV) WALE Ist Con 4s .3% 79U' £% + «4
$7,022,000 Total gales for the -R-cnk. ■
"^SISF. 7S2OF.
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE 18. ,
140 TH XT 6<? West: August Ruff et a' apt
lUno « al (foreclosure of fct«| : attor
ney i C Ruff
' KlVfi i ST. n v ear ri of; aye. 74. < s
SsK£2rlOlllW D CooKwv aft John C
lit ken' S*i« .1 (foreclosure of mt»); attorneys.
• - C»r Water .t. 23.4x11:
JACKSON . A* ci apt Julius Llcht«n«teln (spe-
Cl ; TI , gf f23 »nd 525 Eart; Theresa Uwy
Sftftrnev E 6 Dottenhelm-
TtJvan- J-T =H to 218; Arthur J Paroff
fcULI.IV AN »'• t al ,actlon to foreclose
„, Eur "V^anorW. L 80-nber».
mechanic »_ W »• fl of I>MIOI av ._ 87 8x
14'> TH ST. •■• »| h a?t Hat tie «}iithman et
S 'J,.,::".'^'^ "of l m.lr» : attorney. C B Carroll.
" V rr ",40 Ewtj t.illle UeC Ilartijtan a^t
,„,, Uji. c. map of property of St
l««H jSj Vows l*W 498 anii 40 *- m »P nf
jr.hn * Ar h * r iena Kaiwfcl <?' •< «St Barbara
CwetoiTet a* (par«tlon); attorney. OP Hallock..
1 "' "•*
A VARIETY OF SALES
Many Bronx Parcels Among the
Auction Offerings.
THE BUDGET ATTRACTIVE
Some Washington Heights Plots
To Be Sold This
Week.
The following attractive speculative prop
erties are to be sold at auction this week
at the Real Estate Exchange salesroom.
Nos. 14 and 16 Vesey street:
TO-DAT.
«th avf >$ J ™? h to'nl r ot soth B t. hx
II a n^ S a«y; a S d V T Sufla sn.5 n. :: U amt O due. $ 51.
87.141: taxes, etc, $1179- ;;
FREEMAN ST. SO3. n X «.? ft • <>'
aye. 20x86 9: 2 s«y frame d«g ?*„?*s££
t&IT3: S&.\AmSki etc 500 48;
6ub to a prior mtg of $4.«'00
By Daniel Greenwald.
WATER ST. 428. n s. about 70 ft w of Market
Slip. 20x60; 5 ety tenmt; l^fTs sale of ail
right, title, etc which Erna Hertz had on March
8 1910. or since: Lucille Fngri. atty.
TUESDAY. JUNE 21.
By Joseph P. Bay-
BROADWAY, w s. — * n of 158 th st. COz
103-3; vacant: vol sale.
BROADWAY, vr m. - ft > of 19<Hh at. 87.101
100.3: vacant: vol sale.
rfv\ttt AYE as — ft n of lßSth et; two
Pl^f.eacl 50^00 3: also plot 37.10x100.3. adj on
north: vol sale.
BENNKTT AYE, w s. 545 ft n of lSith «t,W
plots, each B0x211.» and 206.*; also plot 37.6 X
206.8 adi on north; vol £ale.
S3 LOTS In Riverside Drive. Broadway, Fort
Washington and Bennett ayes; trustees tale.
Bedford estate.
nTU ct fiftfi « a 212 ft c of Aye A. 81X
100^ HH GSG ST 6-tys^6 -ty s^n Bmt;'8 mt;' IttW Invests Co agt
Louvre Realty Co et al: Bowers & S. aw 9.
C M Beattle. ref; amt due. $.. .86 38, taxes, «to.
$1 477 29; sub to a first mtg of $_4,udo.
ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22.
By Joseph P- Day.
176 TH ST. s c cor of Vineyard pL 68.4x41x
lrreg, vacant.
76TH ST 22. s s, 79 ft <* of Madison aye.
Levee et al: Manice P. att\s RET JM H
Levee et al: Manice &P. a "> s ,' R $ E 07 T, {?BS? BS '
ref; amt due. $43,277 IS: taxes, etc. $2.0.3 10.
FORDHAM RD. 8 c cor of Sedgwick *ye. 1,
on curve x105.4x161.10x28.5. vacant; H J Cam
mann a«tCL Cammann et al; Allen & d attjs,
J Mlddlebrook. ref; partition.
MARKET ST. 31 and 33. w s. 60 ft n of M*ai
son Bt, 50x88. 6 sty tenmt and stores; Bernhard
Mayer agt Davis Berkman et al. I b H^ v.
atty: Joseph Pool, ref; amt due, J2..129 62.
taxes, etc. $423 36. „..
WASHINGTON AYE. 1414 anil««. • •• »g
ton & E. attys: A 9 Norton, ref; partition.
By Samuel Marx
li(yru ct ti ■ 460 ft c of St Ann's aye
mte of $28,000.
THURSDAY. JUKE 23.
By Joseph P. Day.
vol sale. —
48TH ST. 657. n B. 100 ft « of 11th aye. 25x
100 5. 4 sty tenmt. with stores: vol sale.
56TH ST, 403. n c. 100 ft w of 9th &m 23x
99. S. 5 sty tenmt; vol sale. ' _
$"00 057 67; taxes, etc. $9,035 41.
vit T V AYE c. c 1"1.« ft s of Van Cortlandt
aye r «>\i-" 1te23x122.5. vacant- Ruth Riess a*t
Je^mf BothKhUd et al; Max 'Keve. atty; J R
Walsh, ref; partition.
By Herbert A, Sherman.
•■05TH ST 105 n 6. 100 ft w of Columbus aye.
berg, atty; A J McClure. ref; amt due. $lb.
162 6< " By Samuel Marx.
rRF^TOV ayE 2262, c s. 176.4 ft a of 183 d st.
lC C Bxil^stt- brk dw ; I *?«F ***£»$ ■
6 hannon Realty Co et * : Melsel &B. am -s^ M
A Lesser, ref: amt aue, $0,9.156. taxes, etc.
$219 73. pRUjAY. JUNE 24.
By Joseph P. Day.
Snf^^TennTanl J&S?
amt due. $1!42550; taxes, etc. $400; sub to a. first
mtg of $10,000. :-~: -~ - '
IST A\-E. 1847. "w s. 75.S ft n of 95th st. 20x
«0- action No 2; 5 cty tenmt and stores; same
act same- 6aaie atty; same- ref; amt due $1.
46177: taxes, etc, $400; sub to a first mtg of
$11,000.
IST WE 1841. n w cor 95th st, 25.5x80. 5 sty
taunt and stores; Bertha Dreyfus apt Bohemian
Real Estate Association of infield et al. IB
heeler atty: C L Hoffman, ref; amt due $1.
423 60 1 taxes, etc. $475; sub to a first mt of
$17,000.
RIVIXGTOX ST, 74. n *. 44.1 ft c of Alien st.
219x65x21.9x75. 3 ety tenrnt and stores: right,
title etc; H Koehler & Co agt Earned Sclrwartz
et ai: Myers & G. attys: H B Singer, reft amt
By Samuel Marx.
119 TH ST. 23 to 35. n s. 207.5 ft -w of stb jave,
05.7x100.11x irr<??. two 6 sty tennxts: American
Woolen Co of New York agt Jacdh Cohen et al.
Hays H <t W. attys; F W Pollock, ref; arat |
due! $68.50150; taxes, etc. $5.91314; sub to two j
first rntgs aggregating $55,000.
By Daniel Greenwald.
ST LAWRENCE AYE. 1223. Van Nest; R J
Culane agt Conrad Loflnk: A L Carter, atty;
srerlfTs sale of all right, title, etc. which de
fencant had on March 30, 1910. or 6ince.
SATURDAY. JUKE 25.
By Joseph P. Day.
On premises, at 10:30 a. m.
CENTRAL AYE. r. w cor John st. Far.Rock
away. Long Island, 218.4x222x -irreg: 4 sty Ocean
House. - sty cottage and barn; also
CENTRAL AYE. v c. 218.4 ft n of John st,
76x265x irreg; 2 sty cottage; also
KENSINGTON GARDENS, c 6, front between
Cedar Lane and Bdsrewater Crescent. Far Rock
away. 323.10x173x227: vacant; N G Biglln ast
B Blglin et a!; Edward Kelly, refr J M Perry,
atty.
On premises, at 2 p. m.
BATH WE. 226 w e. north of West aye.
Lens Branch. N J. 154.6x418.3; 17 room cottage,
with stable In rear; also
BATH AYE, 246. adj above, 139x413.3; .17
room cottage, with stable in rear; exrs* sale,
estate of John W Wcoliey. deceased. m
On premises, at 2:30 p. m.
261 LOTS, Including 40 waterfront plots, at
Thros's Keck Gardens, in the East Bronr. ad}
Westchester County Club property: vol sale.
By Bryan L. Kennelly.
On premises, at 2 p. m.
"00 LOTS in Hillside. Grand. Highland and
Hnicrest ayes. at Jamaica. Hlllcrest. Long
Island: vol sale.
By George W. Bard.
On premises, at 2 p. m.
200 LOTS and three cottages at Arrochar,
Staten Island; vol sale.
RECORDED LEASES. _
(With name and address of lessee.)
JUNE IS
CLASON'S POINT RD, at intersection Stephens
Park. 6&c144.7x lrreg. part of Faryland
Park; Ruppert McKay to Elisabeth Dietrich: 5
yrs from Jan 1. 1910; $700 to $1,100; address.
1732 Amsterdam aye.
FOt'TH ST 173 store. William Lemken to
John McNall;.': 6 yrs from May 1. l»10; $720:
e/Mr^ss. 1"3 South st.
6TH AYE 509, 87.6x158: United States Oxygen
Co to Bernhard A Bug*. Ine; 2 yrs 1« mos from
June 15, 1910; total rent. $51,000; address. &5I
Bart 140 th st. „ .„„
7TH AYE.' 101 to 70S. n « cor 4.th Ft. 88x1-9:
the Roof Columbia Building and Theatre Co to
0 J Qnda Co: 5 yrs from Feb 1. 1910; $3,000;
address, WJS Broadway.
7TH AYE. 163. three floors above store; Em
manuel Rothschild & Co to Elizabeth F Bcherer;
from Fob 1. 1J»1O. to April 31. 1914; $744; ad
drfKe. 163 7th aye. „
28TII BT 132 West, west store; Charles P
Ea<?en to Paul Meconl and ano: 3 yrs from May
1 1910; J84O; address. 55 West 26th st
1 RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With name and address of purchaser.)
JUNK 19.
MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AYE. 1940 to 1948. two 6 sty
alerts and one 2 sty frame tfw*. 100x125; Harry
Aronson to Audubon Improvement co (mtg $92.
600); .Tune 11: $100; address. US West 28th at.
CHRISTOPHER ST. 85 to 89. two 6 *ty brk:
A & A Realty Co to Savoy Holding Co (mtg
fSP.QOO); June 14; $100: address, 226 Lafayette et.
M>.NOIN BT, 65. 5 ety brk. 25xPl^: Julius
H^bald to Ray Hebald; June 18; $1; address, 26*
Bowery.
MANHATTAN AYE. 445, P ftv brie _25xlOO:
Clara jaffo to DorlH Osserman; May IT; $100;
adiireva. Edfiewater, N J.
RIDGE BT, 150, 6 it/ tenmt front and 4 »ty
rear Joseph £tei?r to Nathan Engelhardt (mtg
$28,600): June 16; $100; addifM. 125 Canal st.
12TH ST. 155 West. 9 sty brk. 20 10x103.3;
Georgr'* .1 Kenny to Margaret Kenny (tntf $10.
000) (recorded June 15, 101 »); Oct 14, UkiO; $1;
address. 155 West 12th ft.
IsTH t-T. 885 West. 3 sly brk. 25x92; Ellza
bith S Rnatikrtina to Man- X . •ahtli. 1-6 part; all
tit if; Juno 10; $2,633; adclress. 410 East »Oth st.
SAME PROPERTY: Eesle A Miller "t al to
tame: 5-6 parts; all title; June 9. $100, addreia,
623 West 138 th *t.
?2D ST, 295 West. 18 ox 9? B; 22d st, 262.6 ft c
of Bth ay», 159x989: 23d st. 265 West. 3 sty brk:
23d at, 250 West, 25*08.8; Fannie C Hoadly to
Kmpire State Surety Co tmtg $65,000); June IT;
$1; address. 84 William st.
27TH ST. 223 West, 4 sty brk. 24.6x98.9; Jofca
T Lautb et al to irvel Realty Co: June 14; $100;
address. Room 1573. Co Broadway. June 1";
iddrese. 84 William St.
TH ST. 223 West, 4 sty brk, 24.6x3*9; Jol-.n
iuth et al to jj-Nr'! Realty .o. June 14. |1M;
ess, Room 1573, 149 Broad*\a>.
87TH ST. 579 West, three 4 sty days. 75x99 3;
Henrietta Ingber to Mah!on W Newton.- (.rritg
$313.00Oj; June 1; $1; address, Philadelphia:
77TH ST. 19 East. 4 sty brk. 16.8x102.2; Cor
delia Nelson and ano to Operating Realty Co;
June 17; $100.
SAME PROPERTY: Operatic* Realty Co to
Ruth L Sterling; June 17- $100; address. 47 East
76th st.
MTH ST. 179 East 3 sty dwg, 18.9x100.8:
Rachel Hattenbaoh to Joseph Hattenbach fmtg
514.000); June 17; $100; address, 101 West
112 th st.
OSTH ST, 216 East, 4 sty brk. 23x100.9; George
H EngelrQf to Henry Blank (mtg $10,000); Juno
IS. $10,000: address. 57 2d st
8D AVK. 1078 and 1080, ! a "w cor 64 th st. two
6 Bty'tenmts; Emma A Souton et al to Levantla.
W Boardman; a c; June 15; $1,250; address. 4
West 48th st.
STH AVK. 552, 4 sty dwg. 25*100; W Morton
Garden, exr. etc. to Grace T Dickinson;. May 24,
[ 1&07: $1: address, 54 West 83d st.
102 D ST, n «, 74.10 ft c- of 2d M 25.2x75.10;
Daniel Spltzer to Alexander Spitzer; 1-3 part; all
title (mtg $14,500); June 16; $100; address. 450
Broome st.
SAME PROPERTY; Abraham L Spltzer to
Henry L Spitzer; 1 I part Outs $14,500); June 15;
$100; address, as above.
103 D ST. 303 West, 8 sty dwlg. S0xlOO.ll:
I Frank Gulden to Charles Hoefler (mtg $20,000);
June 15; $100; address, 27 Wooster st.
111 TH ST. 28 East. 5 sty apart, 25.3x100.11;
Frederick j?aok«!tt to Morris B Sragow (mtg $— .
925); June 17; 5100; address. 2134 Bth a.\e.
113 TH ST. 120 East, 19.7x100.11, 4 sty terunt:
Philip Krauss to Leonard Weill; a c; June 10;
$1 ; add res?. 128 Broadway.
117 TH ST, 105 West. 4 sty dwlg. 20x10011:
Harris Friedman to Sarah Friedman (mtg $16.
0f>0); Deo 17. 1909: $100; address, 10a West
117 th st. 12tt Broadway.
7TH ST, 105 West. 4 sty dwlg. 20x10011;
ris Friedman to Sarah Friedman (mtg Si*>.
: Dpc 1". 1909; $100; address, I^s West
h st.
122 D ST, 813 to 61 .West, two 6 sty brk.
90.11; Lewis Krulewitch to Krulewltch
Realty Co fmtg $200,000); June 16; $100: addreaa,
907 West End Bare.
SAME PROPERTY: Krulewfteh Realty Co to
Marie E L Masemann (mtg $200,000); June 16,
$13,000: address, as above.
122 D ST. 217 East. 4 sty brk. 25x100.11: Fran
cisca Brescia to Pietro Brescia (mtg $13,000).
June 13; $100; address, 221 East 122 d st.
THE BRONX.
BARTHOLDI AYE, n c cor of White Plains
rd. 91.6x50: Melrose Realty C© to ' 'Gabriel J
Bicndi tmtg $4,250); June 17; $100: address.
ClifTwood. N J.
BATHGATE AYE. c s. 23 ft n of 174 th st.
20.2x95.7; Christian Gomrnel to Solomon Kro
tosky et al (mtg $15,000): June 16; $1; address.
67 Great Jones st.
DALY AYE. c s, 150.9 ft n of 177thst. 25x
44.9; Ernest Hall, ref. to Caroline A Wheeler.
May 23; $2,600; address. 421 West 57th st.
ELTON AYE. w s. 50 ft s of 159 th st. 80x100:
William F Steinebach et al to Bertha Gross and
ano; June 15; $1; address, Brooklyn.
MORRIS AYE. 643, 24.9x100; Michael Del
Gludice to Matilda Onorstelll: H part; June 1«.
$100; address. 294 East 150 th 6t.
3D AYE. n w s. 100 ft s w of 145 th St. 25x100;
Anna M Hanewinkel et al to Minnie Low; a c.
June 17: $1: address. 249 2d aye.
3D AYE. n w s. 100 ft s w of 145 th st. 25*l°0j
Henry W Smith, ref, to same; May 5; $31,000.
address, 249 2d aye.
IGOTH ST. 309 Fast. 16.8x50: Edward A Brown
to Frieda Muller: June 15; $1: address. Room
1226. 115 Broadway.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender's attorney.)
Interest, 5 per cent, unless otherwise stateo.
JUNE 18- -
MANHATTAN .
AMSTERDAM AYE. n w cor 156 th st. lOOx
125: p m (prior mtg $92,500); June 11: 1 V r -*
per cent- Auduton Improvement Co to Harry
Aronson;'s27.soo; address. 118 West 26th et.
COMMERCE ST. 6; 3 sty brk. 25xSS; June 17:
3 yrs. s*i per cent; Charles Winters to French
Evangelical Church of New York; 5», 000; attor
ney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, 160
Broadway.
MADISON AYE. 1902. s w cor 127 th st; 4
sty &wg, tOxHZ: June 18; due as per bond; Mary
Them' to Caroline Truax; $15,000; address, 12
East 65th st. \
7TH ST. n a, ISO ft w of Are- B. 50x100,
rnionport; June 14: 5 yrs; August F Schultz to
Amelia Lohr; 54,000: address. 235 Grand st.
10TH ST^ 297 East: 4 sty brk. 2310x109.7;
June 17; 5 yrs. 4»i per cent; Adolph Mandel to
Mary A Nichols; $25,000; attorneys, O'Brien,
Boa-dman, Platt & Littleton, 2 Rector St.
18TH ST. 335 West; 3 sty brk. 25x92; June 17;
3 yrs Mary F Cahlll to Josephine Delano; $12,
000; attorney. William X Gilchrist, 7 Beekman. St.
22D ST. 338 and 340 East, two lots, eacb£sx
97 (2 mtgs, each ?20.000); June 17; 6 yrs:
Annie D Fltzpatrick to Lawyers Title Insur
ance and Trust Co; $40,000; address, 160 Broad
way.
27TH ST 223 West; 4 sty tenmt. 24.6x98.9;
p m; June 17: 0 yrs; Irve! Realty Co to Law
! yers Title Insurance and Trust Co; $19,000; ad
dress. 160 Broadway.
37TH ST 5 to 9 West; three 4 sty brk, 75x
95.9: p m (prior mts $313,000); June 1; due Dec
1. 1912: 6 per cent; Mahlon "W Newton to Hen
rietta Ingber; $72,000; attorney. E Louis Jacobs,
31 Nassau st.
41ST ST. 108 to 112 West, 75x98.9: leasehold:
June IS: 3 yrs. 6 per cent; Chalmers Dale and
Charles E Force & Co to Katharine I D Harnett;
$26,000: attorney, L E Warren, 261 Broadway.
45TH ST, 141 to 147 West, 3 sty brk, 68 6x
100.4 (prior mtg $300,000); June 15: 5 yrs, 6 per
cent; Forty-Fifth Street Exchange to Trust Co
of America: $60,000; address. 37 Wall st.
123 D ST. 541 West. 5 sty brk. 37.6x100.8 (prior
ratg 000); June 8; due Oct 8, 1910; Abraham
J Chrystal and ano to Isldor Dreyfus; $2,500;
attorney, J S Bernstein, 261 Broadway..
133 D ST, 15 to 21 West,, 6 sty brk. 100x99.11:
136 th st, n « cor of Brown pi, 90x200. to 137 th
st (prior mtg $— ); April 25; 1 jr. 6 per cent;
Regina Robman to Jacob Manheim; $4,275; ad
dress, 302 Broadway. •
3D AYE. 2719. 25x100; May 5: due as per
bond: Minnie Low to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; *15,000; address, 176 Broadway.
THE! BRONX. ■
BROOK AYE, c c, 75 ft n of 171 st st, 25x
100.10; May 25: due as per bond: Louis Arono
witz and others to Maud E Cooke; $10,500; at
torney. Title Guarantee anl Trust Co, 176
Broadway.
HARRISON AYE, w s, 25 ft n of Morton pi.
lOO.lx lrreg; June 17; 2 yrs; Ellen C Stanton,
and Michael B Stanton to Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank; $2,500; address, 51 Chambers st.
LOT 344, Block J. map of Mapes estate; June
17- 3 yrs; Donato Depinto and ano to Isaac L
Michael; 53.500; address, 146 West 121 st st. j
LOT 439. map of Lohbauer Park; 3 yrs. 6 p«r '
cent- June 17; George Murray to Elizabeth
Hoermer: $3,000: attorney. Charles H Baechler. |
1126 Walker aye.
VYSE AYE c s. 200 ft n of Jennings st, 25x
100 (prior mtg $10,000); June 17; 3 yrs, 6 per
cent: Adela M Harrington to Elizabeth Klppel.
$3,000; attorneys. A C & F "W Hottenroth. 146
Broadway.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lender's attorney.)
JUNE 18.
MANHATTAN.
CATHARINE SLIP. 8. 0 sty tenmt 20x40;
! Aug- 13. lSa5: Philip Harris and ano to Bowery
Savings Bank: $7,000; attorneys. Norwood &
coggf-shall. 140 Nassau st.
ELIZABETH ST. 211. 6 sty tenmt. 83.5x27x
Irreg; June 1, 1904: Ciro Splna to Louis Fuchs;
$11.(M.iO; attorney, Max Rosett. 114 Liberty st.
ESSEX ST. 146. 5 sty tenmt, 25x100; June 21.
1905- Hyman Fischer and ano to Fanny Mans
bach and others; 525.000; attorneys, Roeder &
Boeder. 121 Nassau et.
GOLD ST, 69. 5 sty brk, 23.3x29.6x23.2x29.9:
June 15 1905: Hubert Van Wagenen and others
to Patrick Keirne. exr John Kelrns: $12,000; at
torneys. Early & Carstarphen. 61 Chambers st.
HORATIO ST. 52 and 54. 4. sty brk. 26.8x78.2
x iireg- May 21. 1?94: Harry A. Gahn and others
to Jane F Galin: $10,000; attorneys, Thompson,
Res.? & Warren. 256 Broadway.
MADISON AYE. 1499. 6 sty apart, 100x50;
June -15, 1905; Louis Levin to Samuel Blumen-
al; $16,000; attorneys. Davis & Devorsky. 170
Broadway.
WEST END AYE. 830, 5 sty brk. 20x55; May
II 1S0S: William H Lee to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co. as trustee: $12,000; address as
below.
WEST END AYE. S2S. 45 ft n of 100 th Ft.
5 sty brk, 20x55; May 11. 1S0S; same to same;
$12,000: address. 22 William st.
WALKER ST. 17 and 19, 6 sty lofte. 107.3 x
44 10* irreg; Feb 3. 1891; Stephen F Shortland
to the Title Guarantee and Trust Co: $76,000;
address. 176 Broadway.
6TH A.YE. 503. 4 sty brk. 26x41 5x Irreg;
April 25 1906; Investors and Traders' Realty
Co to Jane A Stokes ; $50,000; address. Schooley
Mountain, N .1.
9TH ST, "ii East. 6 sty tenmt, 30x93.11; Oct
16, lf>os: David Goldberg to Charles M Moody;
$l>,oi>o: address,' 19S0 Belmont aye.
9TU ST. 732 East, 6 sty tenmt, 30x93-11;
March 29 1900; Leopold Kaufmann and ano to
Anne C Rogers: $25,500; address, 35. West 53d St.
IUTH ST. 105 and 107 East. 6 sty apt. 9£».r.0;
Adi 11 23 . 1903; Gertrude Vollm?r to George
Ehret; $8,000; address, 235 East »2d «t.
20TH ST, 233 and 233 West. 2 and 11 sty dwlgs.
25x75. 5x Irreg; May 5. 1902; Magdalene Schuyler
to West Side Savings Bank; $11,000; address.
6th aye, corner of 9:h st.
46TH ST. 341 West. 4 sty front and roar tenmt.
19 6x1005: Sept 8. 1S»S: John King and ano to
Olira A Kranlch: $10,000; attorney. Title Insur
ance Co. 136 Broadway,
74TH ST. 126 East. 3 sty flwls. 189x102.2;
April 22. 1599: David Rosenberg to Nathan
Bernstein; $10,000; attorneys, Lewlnson, Kohler
& S'l-.iitiinaii. 119 Nassau st.
77TH ST. 1» 3 st - 4 Bty brk, 16.5x102.2j Nov
I 1878- iCiulesbury 1' Bradl«y and ano to Elea
nor B Brown; $11,600; address, 44 West 44th st.
61ST ST. 313 East. 5 sty tenmt. 25x102.2;
March 1 1834: Mary Dolan to Samuel w Har
riot, as trus; $11,000; address, Whitestonn. Long
Island.
63D ST, 311 West, 3 sty brk. 16-5x100; June
30 1567; Lizzie R Vail to John R Slatter>';
$12,600; attorney, J P Campbell. «7 IJberty it.
37TH iT, 12 East. 4 sty brk. 26x93.9; Dec 20.
1«94- Louisa Vim Ransseiaer to Eugene a Ray
nal- ' $12,000; attorneys, Stewart & Shearer. 40
Wail et. '
•.■■!> ST. 18 Bust. 4 sty dwg. 17 ''xlOOg; Oct SO,
•007- Sarah Friedman to Leopold Katzenstttn;
125.000; addreuß. 72 West Diet «t.
10(>TH ST. !153 West. 6 sty dwg. ,15xS5; May
11 1393; William H Lee to Farmer*" Loan arid
Trust Co. trustee: $10,000; address, 22 William it.
10° D ST. .''s East, 6 sty tenmt. 40x100 11. Feb
14 1903; Abraham Schleslnger and ano to
joserhlii'* H Grtiwold; $39,000: attornej-s. An
(Jtriion. Tendleton & Anderson. 25 Broad st.
107 TH ST. 12 an 414 East, a sty brk. 41. 2 x
100.11; M*rco 8. 1905; Jacob Wetntnmb to H«ary
REAL_ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
WESTC HESTER COUNTY.""
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7-Room House and Bath, 50x100 Lanj; Price, $4,350—5400 Oown. ho* T hlt
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payments if desired.
Ralph H. Reid. Builder. Edgewatw. >*. 4.
Telephone business hours. 26" CilfTside.
Telephone residence. 203 Cliffslrte.
UTTo reach property (via. 42d St.
Ferry) take Palisade trolley car to La
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blocks wfst and half block south to the
houses. Via West 130 th St. Ferry, take-
Paterson trolley car to Anderson aye..
Palisade, walk south to Lafayette- aye..
then west 2 blocks and south a half block
to property.
A BARGAIN'- -'5 MILES FROM NEW YORK
on the D.. L. & W. R. R. : three-quarters
mile from depot: 55 acres; all high, dry
ground: streets laid out. W. C. REEVES A
CO . 124 East 23d gt. Manhattan.
BOROUGH OF BKOOKLVX.
A FOUR STORY BROWNPTONE BAY FRONT
resMence, Rth St.. near Prospect Park West:
14 rooms, hardwood trim; open plumbing: parquet
floor; gas and electrical equipments. STEPHn.V
M. HOYK. 286 6th aye., N#w Tork City. 'Phone
7231 Macison Squarp.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
f) //^«\J 81 NASSAU ST..
V. T. CITY.
Auctioneer. Private Sales Dept.
AUCTION" S.VLE. SATCKDAT, jt'N"E 25,
Of 200 CHOICE LOTS In
JAMAICA
on premises at 2 P. M.
SPECIAL TRAIN from Flatbush At». Depot.
L. I. R- R. "Terminal Brooklyn Subway Ex
press 1. on day of sale at 1 :S0 P. M.
Send for Booklet and Railroad Tlcketa.
BRIAN I» KENXELI.Y. Auctioneer,
156 BROADWAY, NE"W YORK.
WILLIAM P. RAE CO
ISO Montague St.. Brooklyn.
Jamaica Office. Opp. L. I R. R- Sta.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
INVESTORS, ATTENTION !
5H% Interest on mortgage loans. Principal
and Interest guaranteed. Title insured by
Westchester and Bronx Title and Mortgage
Guaranty Company. I will Invest for you
sums from $300 to $3,000. For particulars,
HENRY Y. HAI.LET. 103 Park Aye.. X. Y. City.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
,^%k £ ar^ e an( Small
To Let Offices
- :^r. Single or en Suite in the
TRIBUNE BUILDING
154 Nassau Street Opposite City Hall Park
The Centre of
Transit for the
Metropolitan
District
"L" Stations
Entrance to
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Subway
All within a Step
APPLY FOR TERMS TO THE RENTING
AGENT. ROOM 610
"Waters; $11,500; address. 1306 Madison ay?.
113 TH ST 47 "West. 3 sty dws. lSjtloail; June
5 1005: Henrietta Flbel to Lawyers Title Insur
ance and Trust Co; $10,000; address. ICO Broad
way.
120 TH ST. 22 East. & ety apart. S5.ilOO.ll; Jan
•>! IS9O' Fred "W Styles and ano to the Xer.
York Savlngrs Bank; $30,000; address. Sth aye and
14th ft. J$
131 ST ST.. 123 West, 3 sty dwg. lSx39jl: June
18. 1900- George P C Booss and ano to (J|rg» F
I C Boos*', pdn; 15.000; attorneys. Fried A/Czald.
11 William St.
THE BRONX
LOTS 112. 143 and 144, amended map 1.099.
tulldlng lots, 12th Ward, bounded n c In front by
21Sth st. s w in rear by lot 14t>. n iv on one side
and 8 w on other side by land former';? of party
of second part: May 29. 1905; Ellas P Schlnsky
to Lawrence Drake; $6,200; address. 330 "West
57th St.
LORING PL. »• ». S8 ft n of lS3d st. 103.
?0 11x Irrfg: April 24. 1907: Charles A E.ias to
Eliza N Hall; $8,500. address. 107 East 65th st.
MAPES AYE. n c cor lT^jh st. 190.3x92. 7x
lrreg; Nov 22. 1909; John W Cornish Construc
tion Co to the New York Trust Co, $120,000, ad
dress, 26 Broad 6t.
PROSPECT AYE. s c cor 163 d st. 100x33 7;
Aug 15. 1S07: the Galnes-Roberts Co to Frederick
X Keller; $40,000; address, 133 West 60th st.
TINTON AYE. c s. 151.7 ft n of Weatchester
aye. 73x25x Irreg-: Jan 2. 1908; Samuel B Jacobs
»nd ano to Stephen W Collins, of Harrison.
W'estcheater County: $8,006; address. 69 Wall st
WHITCLOCK A\'E. s vr cor Barret to at. lOOx
400. Irreg: May 23. 1907; Slroax Realty Co to
Jacob Mohr: $20,000; address. 4C4 West Hist st.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Jim IS.
Harry Lfvlson to Josephine Chedsey; $ZOOO.
Pet< i r Alexander to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: fSS.OiIO.
wilhelmlna Brakrmann and anc. exrs. to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co: $1.
National Savings Bank of Albany to Title
Guarantee and Trust Co; $100.
American Mortgage Co to Anne C Rogers; $28,
062 22.
Same to D C Moran and ano. exrs; $20,000.
Jan* P Watson et al, exrm, to Walter II War
ren' $10,000. •
Belmont Bond and Mortgage Co to Sophie
nSme. Strauss to Union Bank of Brooklyn;
'* Twice J Lynch to Isabella Wilson; $100.
lentil J Davis and ano to Jacob Burnstone:
Margaret M Lynch to Terence J Lynch: $100.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
JUNE 18.
47TH ST. 73 West; Alon:o B S«o act F Nordl,
owner (i'orga Fox. contractor, f«27 SO
OKAMEBCI PAHK B4ST. 36 to 38: «
D Grant <lnci agt Gramercy Park Construction
Co. owner and contractor. Hi!
TU.DEIR AYE. w s. 135 ft s cf Lowell »t. !M>x
12S' Charlys W Hoffman Co aft Roger Pctter,
owner and contractor. $800.
REAL^ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
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On* mil* unobstructed river front***; 30 mod
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW TORS
— Jonas Weil and Bernhard Mayer.
Plaintiffs, against Joseph Rothtnan. Haiti*
Rothxnan. his wife; Annie Berger. Pophl*
Hornsteln. Ostas Horowitz, Lizzie Sallt. Massa
chusetts Corset Company, Boste Gatkln. Press
Publishing Company. Abe Laschinsky. Jak»
Blum. Chala Blum. Joseph Perlmutter, Louis
GUntz. Marcus Horowitz. "Jacob" Kalr*.
Israel Mellnger^ Max Berliner. Max Derringer.
Louis Mansdorf. David Gertler. •'G-orge"
Horowitz and Harry Davldov. the , Barnes
"Jacob' ' and -George" of the defendant*
"Jacob" Ka!b and "George" Horowitz beins
flctltlou». the real first names of said defend
ants being unknown to plaintiffs; the- preced
ing fourteen named defendants being tenants
or occupants of th» mortgaged premises here-
I In; "John Doe." "Richard Roe." "James Co*"*
j and "Mary Roe." the said names being «ct!
tlous, th- real names of said defendants being
! unknown to plaintiffs. Defendants.
To the above named Defendants: You •:•
hereby summoned to answer th« amended
f complaint in this action and to s»rve a copy r-t
your answer on the plaintiffs' attorney within
twenty days after the *ervift» of this amended
summons, exclusive of the day of service; and
in case of your failure to answer or appear.
I Judgment will be taken against on by default
; for the relief demanded la th» amended com
! plaint.
Dated. New York. February 21st. ISMO
MALCOLM SUNDHEI3XER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. 34 Nassau Street. Bor
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
To Annie Pacgai. Stophle Hornstein and Lis
zie Salit: The foregoing amended summons '■*
served upon you by publication, pursuant to
an order of Hon. Mitchell L. Erlang^r. a. Jus
tic- of the Supreme Court of the State of N*w
York, dated June 14th. 1010. and Hied tn th*
offline of the Clerk of the Count;- of New York
on June 17; B. int; th* amended summons and
duly verified amended comptalnt herein w^r*
filed In said office on February Stwt, \>\».
Dated, N«w York. Jun« 17th. 1!»1«'
MALCOLM SUNDHEIMER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs. 34 Nassau Street, Bor
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
6TH AYE. 2177: Columbia Metal Box OB agt
James Everard. owner; William l» Saualeraon. *
contractor : $'-"- 20.
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
JUNE 1?.
33r> ST. 320 East; Edward J McCab* ast
Cttherlnd V. Brunnlng et al; *'*b 28. 1910; $**3
tj»rH ST. tWth st. 3d aye and, I.exin^t^n ay».
th« block; Nathaniel Wise Co aft New York:
Foundling Asylum et al: March 11. 1910; $34*47.
3ttTß ST. i i. «3» It w of White Plain* rd;
, Albert Oldbrys agt Sophie Ma jew ski et al Jus 1
7. 1909 (vacated); $16.
157 TH ST. n a, 300 ft w «f Amsterdaai are:
A C Horn Co ast Archibald I. Shrady «t al
Sept 27. 190»; $55- *
3D AVB. 1577: Mark 6'rcmpf agt Jaka a
Gray; Sept 27 190»; $57 63.
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